What is the Difference Between the Plant and Animal Kingdoms?
Mother Earth comprises both animals and plants, which are then divided into further subdivisions. Although both of them fall under the category of living things, there are many distinct features. Let's learn the differences. Plant Kingdom - Plants are autotrophic eukaryotes, i.e., they have complex cells. They make their food using photosynthesis, and they need sunlight to grow. Plants are generally static and do not move from one place to another by themselves. Animal Kingdom - Animals are eukaryotic organisms with numerous cells. They do not make their food and do not need sunlight to grow. Most animals can move.
Where are All the Animals and Plants?
Place a blue circle around animals. Place a red circle around plants.
